EP0135237A2 - Drive belt - Google Patents
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- EP0135237A2 EP0135237A2 EP84201213A EP84201213A EP0135237A2 EP 0135237 A2 EP0135237 A2 EP 0135237A2 EP 84201213 A EP84201213 A EP 84201213A EP 84201213 A EP84201213 A EP 84201213A EP 0135237 A2 EP0135237 A2 EP 0135237A2
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16G—BELTS, CABLES, OR ROPES, PREDOMINANTLY USED FOR DRIVING PURPOSES; CHAINS; FITTINGS PREDOMINANTLY USED THEREFOR
- F16G5/00—V-belts, i.e. belts of tapered cross-section
- F16G5/16—V-belts, i.e. belts of tapered cross-section consisting of several parts
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- the invention relates to a drive belt comprising an endless carrier band supporting plate-shaped transverse members each having a central recess for the band, the recess being bounded by a bottom edge, two upstanding side edges and at least one top edge portion, and each provided with means for maintaining the positions of the members relative to one another.
- the transverse members have less tendency to tilt during use of the belt, there is no fast destruction of the entire carrier bandpacket when one of the bands thereof breaks; when the members have the same height the members with a central recess have a greater edge surface which is into contact with the pulleys and the loading of the transverse member is better.
- the aim of the invention is to eliminate these drawbacks.
- the transverse member is characterized in that the top edge of the recess, starting from one of the upstanding side edges, extends over at least half the width of the carrier band and is connected to a narrow slot which opens into the top edge of the member and via which the transverse members can be fitted around the band with the slot alternately facing one or the other edge of the band.
- Fitting of the transverse member around the band is done by bringing the transverse member through the slot around the band and then by tilting band and transverse member in such a way with respect to each other that eventually the band lies in the recess. During this operation there is no ncessity to deform the band so that the material of the band can be chosen to be optimal for the function thereof.
- An embodiment in which the locking of the transverse members with respect to each other does not call for projections or cut-outs in the transverse member itself is according to the invention characterized in that the upstanding edge situated near the insertion slot, starting from the bottom edge of the latter, defines the recess for the band over a part of its height in conjunction with the oppositely situated upstanding edge, and then, being offset over a determined distance, merges into a portion lying further to the outside and defining, together with the opposite edge and the upper side of the band, a recess for a part of a retaining element consisting of: a. a central rectangular body portion of a length equal to the width of the recess and of a width equal to the thickness of a transverse member; b.
- a number of projections which are separated by cut-outs and the width of which is equal to the thickness of a transverse member, the two outermost projections having an edge boundary extending transversely to the longitudinal direction of the retaining element, the first of them lying inside the end edge of the body part over a distance equal to the width of the offset distance and the second end edge lying over an equal distance outside this end edge; c. on the other side, a series of projections situated opposite and closely fitting into the said cut-outs.
- Figure 1 shows a front view of a transverse member according to the invention, indicated as a whole by the reference numeral 1. It has the trapezium shape known per se.
- the sloping sides 2, 3 cooperate with the conical inside surfaces, facing each of them, of the transmission pulleys, and the members 1 are mounted on the carrier band 4, which in the usual manner consists of a packet of thin metal bands fitting one around the other.
- the band 4 is situated in the central recess 5 comprising a bottom edge 6 and upstanding side edges 7, 8. According to the invention this recess 5 is closed at the top by the top edge 9 which, starting from the upstanding side wall 8, extends to the top edge 10 of the transverse member 1.
- the upstanding side wall 7 is continued by a portion 11, which extends practically transversely, into a portion 12 extending obliquely upwards; the edge 9, on the one hand, and the edges 11, 12 on the other hand delimit in this manner a narrow slot 13 having its opening at the top edge 10.
- the respective transverse members can be fitted around the carrier band 4 in the manner shown in figure 2.
- the dash line 1° indicates the first phase of the fitting of the transverse member around the band packet 4; the lines 1" and 1"' indicate intermediate phases. The whole movement is of course made as a continuous movement.
- transverse members are fitted turn by turn around the band 4, that is to say with the opening 14 of the insertion slot 13 alternately on the left and on the right, as shown in figure 1.
- the transverse members must of course be secured against dropping off the band and displacement in the transverse direction relative to one another.
- Figure 1 shows how this can be done by means of the combination, known per se, of a projection 15 and a cut-out 16, which in the arrangement according to the invention may advantageously be disposed centrally above the band packet 4.
- Figure 3 which is a cross-section on the line III-III in figure 1, shows a part of the complete drive belt with the transverse members mounted on it.
- FIG. 4 shows a transverse member according to a different embodiment.
- the transverse member is indicated as a whole by the reference numeral 20, and has the usual side edges 21 and 22 and a central recess 23 for the carrier band.
- This recess 23 has the bottom edge 24 and an upstanding right-hand edge 25; the opposite upstanding wall consists of the portion 26, the height of which is equal to the thickness of the band 30 and which is continued by a part 27 extending parallel to the bottom edge 24 to form a second upstanding portion 28.
- the recess is accessible via the slot 29.
- each retaining element consists of a central body portion 33, the length a of which is equal to the distance between the upstanding walls 25 and 28; it carries on one side a number of projections 34, 35, 36 separated by intermediate spaces or cut-outs 37, 38.
- the projection 36 projects a distance b, equal to the length of the edge portion 27, beyond the end edge of the body portion 33, and the projection 34 lies an equal distance b from the other end of the body portion 33.
- the projections 39 and 40 are provided, lying opposite and fitting into the spaces 37 and 38 respectively.
- the width c of the body portion is equal to the thickness of a transverse member, and this dimension coincides with the distance to which the projections 34, 35, 36 extend beyond the body portion 33, and also to the distance to which the projections 39, 39 extend therebeyond.
- Figure 8 shows in top view the combination of transverse members 20, retaining elements 31, and carrier band 30; it is clear that in this manner the transverse members, although slidable in the longitudinal direction of the band, are nevertheless locked in the transverse direction relative to one another.
- FIG 9 shows again the whole arrangement but, in perspective.
- figure 11 shows an embodiment having undulating projections
- figure 12 shows an embodiment having triangular projections.
- the dimensions a, b, c are as previously indicated.
- Figure 13 shows an embodiment of the transverse member 45, in which the recess for the band has a right-hand upstanding side 46, while the other upstanding side is bounded by a straight portion 47 which merges into a curved portion 48; through the slot 49 the recess is accessible to the carrier band packet 50, of which the individual bands can be introduced by bringing the upstanding side 46 against one edge of the band and then tilting the transverse member so that the curved edge 48 and the right-hand portion 47 of the recess move along the other band edge.
- Figures 16a, 16b and 16c relate to an embodiment in which the space above the recess of a transverse member is filled by an embossed part, fitting into the said space, of an adjoining transverse member.
- Figure 16a shows the transverse member 60 fitted on the band 61 lying in the recess, which is accessible via the slot 62
- figure 16b shows an adjoining member 60a mounted on the band 61 introduced via the slot 62a.
- Each transverse member 60, 60a has an embossed portion 63 and 63a respectively, starting from the top edge boundary 64, 64a of the insertion slot 62 and 62a respectively.
- the embossed portion 63 of each transverse member 60 fits into the space above the edge of the adjoining member 60a.
- the whole arrangement is shown in figure 16c, in which the transverse members are shown, for the sake of clarity, some distance from one another.
- FIGS 17a, 17b, and 17c show a configuration in which the space above the bandpacket is filled by a bentout portion of an adjoining transverse member.
- the transverse member 70 has a recess for the band 71 accessible via the insertion slot 72. Starting from the top edge 73 of this slot, an incision 74 is present in the material of the transverse member, and the material bounded by this incision and a bending line 76, forming an extension of the upstanding side 75 of the recess, is bent out, as indicated by the reference numeral 77, to a distance corresponding to the thickness of the transverse member - see figure 17c.
- the material bent out fits into the space in the adjoining transverse member 70a, which is shaped similarly but in a mirror-image arrangement; corresponding parts are given the same reference numerals as in figure 17a with the index "a".
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Abstract
Description
- The invention relates to a drive belt comprising an endless carrier band supporting plate-shaped transverse members each having a central recess for the band, the recess being bounded by a bottom edge, two upstanding side edges and at least one top edge portion, and each provided with means for maintaining the positions of the members relative to one another.
- Providing the transverse members with a central recess for the band instead of with two recesses which end into the respective upstanding side edges has several advantages: the transverse members have less tendency to tilt during use of the belt, there is no fast destruction of the entire carrier bandpacket when one of the bands thereof breaks; when the members have the same height the members with a central recess have a greater edge surface which is into contact with the pulleys and the loading of the transverse member is better.
- It is, however, in such a configuration not possible to close the upper edge of the recess by a separate locking element; as the thickness of the transverse member is only small. Thus the locking of the carrier band must be effected by parts of the transverse member which lie above the recess so that the entry to the recess is restricted. Then the carrier bands undergo a strong deformation when they are brought into the recess which makes it impossible to use bands of a high quality; another possibility as proposed in Dutch Patent Application No. 79.00923 is to bend out the parts of the transverse members prior to the insertion of the bands and bend them back into shape afterwards. However, this is only possible when one uses pliable transverse members with low hardness.
- The aim of the invention is to eliminate these drawbacks.
- According to the invention the transverse member is characterized in that the top edge of the recess, starting from one of the upstanding side edges, extends over at least half the width of the carrier band and is connected to a narrow slot which opens into the top edge of the member and via which the transverse members can be fitted around the band with the slot alternately facing one or the other edge of the band.
- Fitting of the transverse member around the band is done by bringing the transverse member through the slot around the band and then by tilting band and transverse member in such a way with respect to each other that eventually the band lies in the recess. During this operation there is no ncessity to deform the band so that the material of the band can be chosen to be optimal for the function thereof. ,
- An embodiment in which the locking of the transverse members with respect to each other does not call for projections or cut-outs in the transverse member itself is according to the invention characterized in that the upstanding edge situated near the insertion slot, starting from the bottom edge of the latter, defines the recess for the band over a part of its height in conjunction with the oppositely situated upstanding edge, and then, being offset over a determined distance, merges into a portion lying further to the outside and defining, together with the opposite edge and the upper side of the band, a recess for a part of a retaining element consisting of: a. a central rectangular body portion of a length equal to the width of the recess and of a width equal to the thickness of a transverse member; b. on one side thereof a number of projections which are separated by cut-outs and the width of which is equal to the thickness of a transverse member, the two outermost projections having an edge boundary extending transversely to the longitudinal direction of the retaining element, the first of them lying inside the end edge of the body part over a distance equal to the width of the offset distance and the second end edge lying over an equal distance outside this end edge; c. on the other side, a series of projections situated opposite and closely fitting into the said cut-outs.
- Other favourable embodiments according to the invention are described in the subclaims 3-7.
- The invention will be explained with the aid of the drawings.
- Figure 1 is a front elevation of a transverse member of a drive belt according to the invention; mounted on the carrier band of the drive belt;
- Figure 2 illustrates the fitting of a transverse member around the carrier band;
- Figure 3 is a section on the line III-III in Figure 1;
- Figure 4 shows in perspective a second embodiment of a transverse member for a drive belt according to the invention, with the retaining element used therein;
- Figure 5 is an elevation of the transverse member and retaining element;
- Figure 6 is a side view of part of a drive belt provided with transverse members and retaining elements of this type;
- Figure 7 is a view in perspective of the retaining element used;
- Figure 8 shows the combination of retaining element and transverse members;
- Figure 9 shows a combination of a transverse member and retaining element in perspective, shown partly cut away;
- Figures 10 to 12 show different types of retaining elements;
- Figure 13 is an elevation of another embodiment of a transverse member for a drive belt according to the invention;
- Figure 14 is a section on the line XIV-XIV in Figure 13;
- Figure 15 is a front elevation of the filling member used in accordance with Figures 13 and 14;
- Figures 16a - 16c show another embodiment of a transverse member for a drive belt according to the invention;
- Figures 17a - 17c show yet another embodiment;
- Figures 18a - 18b show still another embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 1 shows a front view of a transverse member according to the invention, indicated as a whole by the
reference numeral 1. It has the trapezium shape known per se. The slopingsides 2, 3 cooperate with the conical inside surfaces, facing each of them, of the transmission pulleys, and themembers 1 are mounted on thecarrier band 4, which in the usual manner consists of a packet of thin metal bands fitting one around the other. - The
band 4 is situated in thecentral recess 5 comprising a bottom edge 6 andupstanding side edges recess 5 is closed at the top by thetop edge 9 which, starting from theupstanding side wall 8, extends to thetop edge 10 of thetransverse member 1. Theupstanding side wall 7 is continued by aportion 11, which extends practically transversely, into aportion 12 extending obliquely upwards; theedge 9, on the one hand, and theedges narrow slot 13 having its opening at thetop edge 10. Through this slot the respective transverse members can be fitted around thecarrier band 4 in the manner shown in figure 2. In figure 2 thedash line 1° indicates the first phase of the fitting of the transverse member around theband packet 4; thelines 1" and 1"' indicate intermediate phases. The whole movement is of course made as a continuous movement. - The transverse members are fitted turn by turn around the
band 4, that is to say with theopening 14 of theinsertion slot 13 alternately on the left and on the right, as shown in figure 1. After being fitted, the transverse members must of course be secured against dropping off the band and displacement in the transverse direction relative to one another. Figure 1 shows how this can be done by means of the combination, known per se, of aprojection 15 and a cut-out 16, which in the arrangement according to the invention may advantageously be disposed centrally above theband packet 4. - Figure 3, which is a cross-section on the line III-III in figure 1, shows a part of the complete drive belt with the transverse members mounted on it.
- Figure 4 shows a transverse member according to a different embodiment. The transverse member is indicated as a whole by the
reference numeral 20, and has theusual side edges central recess 23 for the carrier band. Thisrecess 23 has thebottom edge 24 and an upstanding right-hand edge 25; the opposite upstanding wall consists of theportion 26, the height of which is equal to the thickness of theband 30 and which is continued by apart 27 extending parallel to thebottom edge 24 to form a secondupstanding portion 28. The recess is accessible via theslot 29. - As can be seen in figure 5, the recess bounded by the
bottom edge 24 and theupstanding walls carrier band 30, and the space thereabove is occupied by a part of aretaining element 31, which is shown in perspective in figure 7; Figure 8 shows the location of the retaining element in relation to thetransverse members 20. Each retaining element consists of acentral body portion 33, the length a of which is equal to the distance between theupstanding walls projections outs projection 36 projects a distance b, equal to the length of theedge portion 27, beyond the end edge of thebody portion 33, and theprojection 34 lies an equal distance b from the other end of thebody portion 33. On the other side of the body portion theprojections spaces - The width c of the body portion is equal to the thickness of a transverse member, and this dimension coincides with the distance to which the
projections body portion 33, and also to the distance to which theprojections - Figure 8 shows in top view the combination of
transverse members 20, retainingelements 31, andcarrier band 30; it is clear that in this manner the transverse members, although slidable in the longitudinal direction of the band, are nevertheless locked in the transverse direction relative to one another. - Figure 9 shows again the whole arrangement but, in perspective.
- The retaining elements described above have crenellated projections, but obviously any other configuration is possible; figure 10 shows an embodiment having rectangular projections;
- figure 11 shows an embodiment having undulating projections, and figure 12 shows an embodiment having triangular projections. Here the dimensions a, b, c are as previously indicated.
- Another possible way of locking the transverse members with respect to each other is to fill the free space in the carrier band recess by means of members which cooperate with or form part of an adjoining transverse member. This embodiment will be explained with the aid of figures 13 to 17.
- Figure 13 shows an embodiment of the
transverse member 45, in which the recess for the band has a right-handupstanding side 46, while the other upstanding side is bounded by astraight portion 47 which merges into acurved portion 48; through theslot 49 the recess is accessible to thecarrier band packet 50, of which the individual bands can be introduced by bringing theupstanding side 46 against one edge of the band and then tilting the transverse member so that thecurved edge 48 and the right-hand portion 47 of the recess move along the other band edge. Half of the free space remaining above the band is then filled by thehalf 51a of a filler plate, indicated in general with reference numeral 52 (see also figure 15), of which theother half 51b falls within the recess in an adjoiningtransverse member 45a, the two halves being joined by the slopingportion 51c and having a thickness equal to half the thickness of a transverse member. Figure 14 shows how the filler members are fitted. , - Figures 16a, 16b and 16c relate to an embodiment in which the space above the recess of a transverse member is filled by an embossed part, fitting into the said space, of an adjoining transverse member. Figure 16a shows the
transverse member 60 fitted on theband 61 lying in the recess, which is accessible via theslot 62, while figure 16b shows an adjoiningmember 60a mounted on theband 61 introduced via theslot 62a. Eachtransverse member portion top edge boundary insertion slot portion 63 of eachtransverse member 60 fits into the space above the edge of the adjoiningmember 60a. The whole arrangement is shown in figure 16c, in which the transverse members are shown, for the sake of clarity, some distance from one another. - Figures 17a, 17b, and 17c show a configuration in which the space above the bandpacket is filled by a bentout portion of an adjoining transverse member. In this embodiment, too, the
transverse member 70 has a recess for theband 71 accessible via theinsertion slot 72. Starting from thetop edge 73 of this slot, anincision 74 is present in the material of the transverse member, and the material bounded by this incision and abending line 76, forming an extension of theupstanding side 75 of the recess, is bent out, as indicated by thereference numeral 77, to a distance corresponding to the thickness of the transverse member - see figure 17c. The material bent out fits into the space in the adjoiningtransverse member 70a, which is shaped similarly but in a mirror-image arrangement; corresponding parts are given the same reference numerals as in figure 17a with the index "a". - In this embodiment, too, when the transverse members lie one against the other, there is not only a closed recess for the band, but in addition the members are secured against displacement in the transverse direction relative to one another. Unhindered movement in the longitudinal direction of the band is possible.
- It is possible to perform the function of the embossed or bent-out
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NL8302959A NL8302959A (en) | 1983-08-24 | 1983-08-24 | DRIVE BELT. |
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